Watch: Why are ICE agents getting controversial shock gloves?
Summary
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will soon use special gloves that can deliver electric shocks to assist in their law enforcement work. These gloves can deliver up to 380 volts, which is stronger than a normal US wall outlet.Key Facts
- ICE is planning to buy gloves called the Generated Low Output Voltage Emitter (GLOVE).
- The gloves can deliver electric shocks of up to 380 volts.
- This voltage is about three times higher than a standard US electrical outlet.
- The purchase could cost up to $20 million.
- Critics are concerned the gloves may increase harm to people and reduce accountability for ICE agents.
- The gloves are part of ICE’s efforts during heightened tensions around immigration enforcement.
- The issue has drawn public attention and debate about law enforcement tools and their impact.
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